;examples:csv: a YNAB 4 example, with workaround for RTL currency symbol

examples/csv/ynab4-rtl.csv

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+"Account","Flag","Check Number","Date","Payee","Category","Master Category","Sub Category","Memo","Outflow","Inflow","Cleared","Running Balance"
+"checking1",,,2022/11/07,"shop1",,,,"Lunch",د.ا.‏4.750,د.ا.‏0.000,C,د.ا.‏0.000
+"creditcard1",,,2022/12/11,"coffeeshop",,,,"Coffee",د.ا.‏93.210,د.ا.‏0.000,C,د.ا.‏56.790

examples/csv/ynab4-rtl.csv.rules

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+skip 1
+fields account, flag, check_number, date, payee, category, master_category, sub_category, memo, outflow, inflow, cleared, running_balance
+if %cleared C
+ status *
+
+description %payee | %memo
+account1    %account
+#account2    %category
+
+# the RTL currency symbol breaks these somehow
+#amount-out  %outflow
+#amount-in   %inflow
+#balance1    %running_balance
+#currency د.ا.‏
+
+# so extract the amounts with regex groups
+
+if %inflow ([0-9]+\.[0-9]+)
+ amount-in \1
+
+if %outflow ([0-9]+\.[0-9]+)
+ amount-out \1
+
+if %running_balance ([0-9]+\.[0-9]+)
+ balance1 \1
+
+# and use the ISO-4217 code instead
+currency JOD